Gehenna Valley
Gehenna Valley. Once apparently a city dump for Jerusalem and possibly a place where Israelites sacrifice to idos. Jesus used it as a symbol of God's punishment for sin, perhaps because some thought that the idol sacrifices offered there were a reason God let the Jews get conquered and exiled. When Jesus talks about the valley in those terms, translators created an English word to express the idea: Hell.
Valley of Gehenna
Photo Kidron Valley
Map Gehenna Valley
Map Gehenna Valley
Map Gehenna Valley, location of an ancient trash heap and where Israelite kings once sacrificed their sons.
Gehenna trash heap
Mount of Olives map
Mount of Olives map
Mount of Olives map. The Mount of Olives ridge of hills beside Jerusalem, across the Kidron Valley. Jesus prayed on these slopes when he was arrested.
Mount of Olives
Map the Triumphal Entry
Map the Triumphal Entry
Map the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on the Sunday before his crucifixion on Friday, followed by his resurrection on Sunday.
Triumphal Entry
Map Mount of Olives ridge
Mount of Olives
Map road from Bethany
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